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Hi Experts
I cannot use the following as a calculated column measure when using direct query.....any work arounds
IPO = CALCULATE(COUNT(FACTSalesOrderTable[total_qty_ordered]),ALLEXCEPT(FACTSalesOrderTable,FACTSalesOrderTable[increment_id]))
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@Anonymous , My mistake, This will not work in direct query, You have to create a measure
IPO = COUNTX(filter(allselected(FACTSalesOrderTable),FACTSalesOrderTable[increment_id] = max(FACTSalesOrderTable[increment_id] ) ) , FACTSalesOrderTable[total_qty_ordered])
@Anonymous , Try a measure like
IPO = COUNTX(filter(FACTSalesOrderTable,FACTSalesOrderTable[increment_id] = earlier(FACTSalesOrderTable[increment_id] ) ) , FACTSalesOrderTable[total_qty_ordered])
Hi Amit i am using direct Query....not import in my model??
@Anonymous , My mistake, This will not work in direct query, You have to create a measure
IPO = COUNTX(filter(allselected(FACTSalesOrderTable),FACTSalesOrderTable[increment_id] = max(FACTSalesOrderTable[increment_id] ) ) , FACTSalesOrderTable[total_qty_ordered])
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